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With his chiseled jaw and easy smile, it's no wonder Nathaniel Marston found fame as Dr. Michael McBain on One Life to Live. But his friends, family and the fans who he'd stop in the middle of New York City's bustling streets to chat with remember him more for the warm way he'd greet them: a bear hug.

About 100 mourners gathered during Marston's memorial Saturday in N.Y.C's grand Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, and those who gave eulogies all remembered how he'd envelop everyone he met in his arms.

Speaking to People in a pew after the service,...

With his chiseled jaw and easy smile, it's no wonder Nathaniel Marston found fame as Dr. Michael McBain on One Life to Live. But his friends, family and the fans who he'd stop in the middle of New York City's bustling streets to chat with remember him more for the warm way he'd greet them: a bear hug. About 100 mourners gathered during Marston's memorial Saturday in N.Y.C's grand Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, and those who gave eulogies all remembered how he'd envelop everyone he met in his arms. Speaking to People in a pew after the service,...

Kathy Brier, who played Marcie to Nathaniel Marston‘s Michael on One Life to Live, spoke at his recent burial at sea in Kauai, Hawaii. On Friday, at the behest of Marston’s mother Elizabeth Jackson, Brier posted her touching remarks on her Facebook page.

Brier wrote that she and Marston, who died in November from injuries related to a car accident, had “an instant connection. I felt as though I had always known him somehow, a recollection of our souls. We pretty much spoke in short hand from the very beginning and most times no words needed to be spoken.

Best known for starring in long-running soap One Life to Live, Nathaniel Marston died age age 40 following an Oct. 30 car accident that left the actor on life support, his mother announced Wednesday.

"My beloved and cherished son, Nathaniel Marston, who was putting up the good fight until last night, was not able to continue due to the traumatic and devastating nature of his injuries," Elizabeth Jackson wrote in a Facebook post. "Nathaniel passed away peacefully as I held him in my arms."

It's a tragic ending for Marston, who found success in the soap world as well as his love life.

As one of the most handsome hunks on daytime television, Nathaniel Marston became a popular fixture on “One Life to Live.”

And sadly, the 40-year-old actor passed away this week due to medical complications caused by a terrible car crash that occurred on October 30th.

Last night (November 11) Marston’s mother Elizabeth Jackson announced, "My beloved and cherished son, Nathaniel Marston, who was putting up the good fight until last night, was not able to continue due to the traumatic and devastating nature of his injuries. Nathaniel passed away peacefully as I held him in my arms. His injuries, which Dr.’s did their best to heal were not responding to treatment and one after another his bodily functions failed to support his life. Had Nathaniel lived he would have required a ventilator and would never have been able to utter one more word and would have been sentenced to life as a quadriplegic.

Nathaniel Marston, the soap opera star who was best known for playing Michael McBain on One Life to Live, died Wednesday. He was 40. Nathaniel Marston Dies Marston died this week following a severe car accident Oct. 30 that had left him paralyzed. His mother, Elizabeth Jackson, confirmed his death on Facebook. “Dear family and friends, […]

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Nathaniel Marston, best known from his years on "As the World Turns" and "One Life to Live," died November 11 after sustaining major injuries in a car crash. He was 40.

The single-car accident happened October 30 near Reno, Nevada, and left him in critical condition. His mother had the gut-wrenching job of breaking the news of his death, and here's the update she shared on Facebook:

Nathaniel Marston Update: November 11, 2015 - Dear family and friends, it is with a heavy heart that I share this...

Posted by Elizabeth Jackson on Wednesday, November 11, 2015

As she wrote, had her son survived, he would've required a ventilator, wouldn't have been able to speak, and would've lived as a quadriplegic. She knew her son better than anyone and said that's not a condition he would've wanted.

Nathaniel's first role was in the 1996 romantic comedy "Love Is All There Is," which starred Angelina Jolie. He was also in "The Craft,...

So sad. One Life to Live star Nathaniel Marston has died at the age of 40, after a horrific car crash on Oct. 30 which left him in critical condition. The soap star suffered a broken neck, shoulder, ribs, five vertebrae, and other internal injuries when he was involved in a car crash which landed him in intensive care last month. And last night, on Wednesday, Nov. 11, his mother, Elizabeth Jackson, made the devastating announcement that despite fighting for his life for almost two weeks, her son [...]...

Nathaniel Marston, the former One Life to Live star who was put on life support following a devastating car crash late last month, died after succumbing to his critical condition in Reno, according to his family. He was 40. Marston's mother, Elizabeth Jackson, spread the news via Facebook on Wednesday night, writing in a heart-wrenching post that her son "was not able to continue due to the traumatic and devastating nature of his injuries," and that he "passed away peacefully" in her arms earlier that day.Marston fought for his life in intensive care for roughly two weeks after a single-car collision left him with a broken neck, shoulder, ribs, and collapsed lung. On the night of October 30, according to Et and the Nevada Highway Patrol, Marston had driven his blue 1985 Ford F-150 pickup into a dirt shoulder, causing it to spin, flip, and eject the actor from the...

Nathaniel Marston, an actor on “One Life to Live,” has died after being involved in a devastating car accident last month, his mother, Elizabeth Jackson, posted on Facebook Wednesday. He was 40. The crash occurred outside of Reno, Nevada, on Oct. 30. Marston was driving a 1985 Ford F-150 pickup, which drifted across lanes, landed in a dirt shoulder and overturned multiple times, the Nevada Department of Public Safety said in a statement. He was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle, authorities said. The accident left the ABC soap star with back injuries and his neck broken in several places,...

One Life to Live star Nathaniel Marston has died at the age of 40 after sustaining injuries from a serious car accident in October. The actor, who is known for his six-year run as Michael McBain on the ABC soap opera, suffered from a broken back and broken neck, among other injuries, after being involved in a collision on Oct. 30 in Reno, Nev. Marston was in critical condition, fighting pneumonia, a heart infection and irregular pulse, and was believed to live out his life as a quadriplegic. His mother, Elizabeth Jackson, confirmed the tragic news of his death on Facebook earlier tonight. "It is with a heavy heart that I share this devastating news," she wrote. "My beloved and...

Nathaniel Marston has died at age 40, his mother Elizabeth Jackson announced on Facebook Wednesday.

"My beloved and cherished son, Nathaniel Marston, who was putting up the good fight until last night, was not able to continue due to the traumatic and devastating nature of his injuries," she wrote. "Nathaniel passed away peacefully as I held him in my arms... God ended Nathaniel’s pain and suffering at 3:15 today Pst in Reno, Nv."

The former One Life to Live star was involved in a car accident near Reno on Oct. 30. "Marston was not wearing his seatbelt and was ejected from...

“One Life to Live” star Nathaniel Marston is expected to be paralyzed after being seriously injured in a car crash on Oct. 30. Marston underwent surgery on Nov. 4, but it did not go as planned and he will “most likely live out his life as a quadriplegic,” his mother, Elizabeth Jackson said Tuesday. “In the early morning hours of November 5 his heart stopped on two separate occasions requiring doctors to use an external pacemaker to regulate his heartbeat,” Jackson told Entertainment Tonight. “He remains in critical condition, fighting pneumonia, a heart infection and irregular pulse. The relatively positive prognosis which followed his previous surgery.

Nathaniel Marston will likely be paralyzed after being injured in a car crash Oct. 30, his mother says.

Elizabeth Jackson released a statement updating the soap star's fans on his health Wednesday, revealing his heart stopped twice during surgery Thursday.

"He remains in critical condition, fighting pneumonia, a heart infection and irregular pulse. The relatively positive prognosis which followed his previous surgery has dimmed," she said, according to Entertainment Tonight. "It is now believed that the hope of recovering upper body function was premature and that Marston will most likely live out his life as a quadriplegic."

Marston, 40, is best known...

The living dead seemingly lurk around every corner in AMC's The Walking Dead, but in The Walking Dead: The Pop-Up Book, walkers literally reach out from the pages in search of their next meal.

Released today by Insight Editions, The Walking Dead: The Pop-Up Book showcases five impressive spreads featuring memorable landmarks from the show, including the hospital Rick Grimes wakes up in, a walker-ridden Atlanta, Hershel Greene's farm, the prison, and the dreaded Terminus.

Not holding back on the bloodshed, this book delivers gore galore in the fun pop-up style many readers fell in love with in their younger years. A gunshot to the head, intestines being ripped apart, and a living dead decapitation by the blade of Michonne's katana are all on glorious display within these pages.

Although it doesn't feature images of the human characters from The Walking Dead, Becca Zerkin and David Hawcock's meticulous...

Actor Nathaniel Martston, who is best known for playing Michael McBain on One Life to Live, was critically injured in a car accident over the weekend. Nathaniel Marston Critically Injured Marston’s mother, Elizabeth Jackson, announced her son’s devastating car crash on Facebook Saturday. In her post, Jackson revealed that Marston was on life support after […]

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Nathaniel Marston, an actor best known for his six-year stint on the ABC soap opera “One Life to Live,” has made it through surgery but is only slowly beginning to recover, his mother posted on Facebook Tuesday morning. “While he made it through surgery he is being slow to wake up…” Elizabeth Jackson wrote. “He opened his eyes once at 5Am this morning… please pray for him to become more responsive.” On Monday night, Jackson announced that Marston’s doctors were “pleased with the result” of the surgery, but he remained in critical condition. Also Read: 'One Life to Live...

Soap opera star Nathaniel Marston is currently in critical condition after he was injured in a serious car accident this weekend, his mother says.

Elizabeth Jackson first wrote a Facebook post about the accident Saturday.

"Please pray for my son Nathaniel Marston," she wrote. "He was in a car accident last night and is in the intensive care on life support. Back and neck broken in several places. Other internal injuries. Please pray that he will recover and walk again."

Jackson then posted another update about his condition and maintained that her 40-year-old son, who has a troubled past, was...

Soap opera star Nathaniel Marston is currently in critical condition after a serious car accident in Reno, Nev., on Friday, Oct. 30. The actor, 40, who played Michael McBain on One Life to Live for six years, could potentially be paralyzed from the neck down following the accident. His mother, Elizabeth Jackson, posted about the incident on her Facebook page. “Please pray for my son Nathaniel Marston,” she began in her post on Saturday. “He was in a car accident last night and is in the intensive care [...]...

Nathaniel Marston, an actor best known for his six-year stint on the ABC soap opera “One Life to Live,” was involved in a serious car accident on October 30 near Reno, Nevada, that may leave him paralyzed from the neck down, according to his mother Elizabeth Jackson’s Facebook page. “Please pray for my son Nathaniel Marston,” Jackson wrote on Saturday of her 40-year-old son. “He was in a car accident last night and is in the intensive care on life support. Back and neck broken in several places. Other internal injuries. Please pray that he will recover and walk again.

 

The biggest Austin Film Society event for this week (an advance screening of Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter) is already sold out, but It still has some gems on the calendar. The org is hosting a secret double feature at the Afs Screening Room on Sunday afternoon with Fred Frey, a film collector who specializes in European exploitation and crime films. He'll be screening two rare 16mm prints from his private collection.

On Wednesday night, Afs is teaming up with IndieMeme for Katiyabaaz (Powerless), a documentary about the Indian city of Kanpur and the limitations of their electrical grid to power over 3 million residents. Filmmaker Fahad Mustafa will be in attendance for a Q&A. Thursday night brings another installment of Essential Cinema. This month's theme "Children Of Abraham/Ibrahim 9: Films Of The Middle East Diaspora" and this week you'll get a 35mm print of the 1997 Miramax release My Son,...